This beautiful Silver mounted cut glass pitcher by Gorham Mfg. Co. of Providence, RI is a prime example of the crystal pieces produced during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, commonly known as the “brilliant period” of cut glass. The cut glass body is of flared cylindrical form. The body is hand cut with vertical bands and horizontal hobnail motifs. The handle is of shaped “c” scroll form. The top is crowned with a sterling section with shaped spout and chased and engraved with a bord... Click for details

This silver overlay ruby glass perfume bottle is unusual in that it is hallmarked by the Gorham Mfg. Co. of Providence, RI with Gorham’s makers mark along with style #D943. It is therefore, of very high quality. Most perfumes made during this period are unmarked. This perfume is also unusual in that it is made of ruby colored glass and not clear glass. The Art Nouveau silver overlay decoration is beautifully engraved to emphasize the fluid motifs. The stopper is original to the piece. This... Click for details

This beautiful Tiffany & Co. Sterling silver oval platter is part of an extensive array of hollowware made by Tiffany to coordinate with their Chrysanthemum pattern flatware. This platter is fully hallmarked with Tiffany’s makers mark, pattern #5733, order number and the letter “T” indicating that the piece was made between 1891 and 1902. The platter is of shaped oval form, the rim with an applied chrysanthemum border. The center of the platter is hand engraved with a beautiful chrysanthemum s... Click for details

This wonderful sterling silver soup tureen is part of a large collection of hollowware produced by Tiffany & Co. in the Chrysanthemum pattern to coordinate with their Chrysanthemum flatware. The soup tureen is fully marked with Tiffany’s hallmarks including the date letter “T” for 1891-1902, pattern #8430 and order number. The piece is of shaped oval bombe form with chrysanthemum decorated rollover rim, four chrysanthemum capped bracket feet, two chrysanthemum capped handles, the detachable do... Click for details

This pair of circular covered entrée dishes is one of the earlier pieces produced by Tiffany & Co. in the Chrysanthemum pattern. Tiffany began manufacturing the Chrysanthemum pattern in 1880. This pair of covered entrée dishes is stamped with the pattern #5714, indicating it was made in late 1879 or early 1880. Thus, it is apparent that Tiffany began production of hollowware items in the numerous patterns simultaneously with the introduction of new flatware patterns. These covered entrée dish... Click for details